... KITCHENER'S CHOICE. Lord Kitchener, who leaves for India via rigypt, on the 20th, is busy selecting the staff to serve under him in the East. The misgivings of Indian staff officers that their claims will be lost sight of in the desire to find billets ...

... IMPERIAL KITCHENS. The kitchens of the Emperor Francis Joseph's Palace at Buds Pesth are considered to be the most modern and in every way the finest in Europe. In reality, these kitchens are two separate ranges of building, one being a but exact reproduction ...

... KITCHENER'S SCOUTS. Ccionel Wilson. commanding Kitchener's Fighting heunts. who has arrived at Durban, states. in an inteniew that the ri cord of the rrginientduring the last fortnight is as follows : Eight Boer laagers surrounded and captured, including ...

... KITCHEN REVOLUTION. There is an amusing side even to the disorders in Russia. One day r•cently • lady who resides at Rip was sitting writing about eleven o'clock in this morning. when a shouting mob marched along the street. Accustomed to mobs she paid ...

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... WINO'S KITCHENS. The lmi retie' kitchen at St. Petersburg Ie entirely built of Meek marble. floors. *ails. and ceiliugs eovered with ornamentation in relief. All the kitchen utensils are of massive gold ; they data fr. m the reiKn of the great Catherine ...

... KITCHENER'S SCHEME. The criticisms published in London upon the dual control in military affairs in India meet with stroll rebuttal in official quarters in Calcutta. It is declared that Lord Kitchener has recently been given ten millions sterling, to ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S ESCAPE. Details of the railway collision in South Africa, in which Lord Kitchener and others had narrow escapes are furnished in a letter written by Mr. G. R. Popper, who is serving on No. 2 armoured train. The journey south was made ...

... ROOD'S KITCHENS. The ancient and extensive kitchens of Ho(rood Paled,. in which nothing has been cooked since the days WIWI) Prince Chalks Edward held his brief Court in Edinburgh during '4:5. are now in the hand. of an army of workmen. The kitchens, with ...

... CUP FOR LORD KITCHENER: A definite promise has been received that Lord Kitchener will visit Ipswich on the 2.'.fid inst., to receive the freedom of the borough. It is totended to charge for admission to witness this ceremony, the proceeds to go to the ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S GUESTS. Lord Kitchener entertained a party of wounded Aoldiers at Broom? Park. C..nt yrbury during the week-end The men came from the M:11101' Court Arniy Nursing Folire•done The Secretary of State for War had tea on the lawn with his ...